Daily FNArena News

The latest survey of fund managers by Russell Investments shows professionals remain positive on the outlook for Australian equities.

After more than a month of weekly declines, TradeTech’s uranium spot price has held firm.

The IMF has attempted to determine some guidelines for using monetary policy to prevent assset price busts.

Hopes are increasing that the global recovery will take the shape of a V, but if any region’s likely to have a little W shaped hiccup it might be Europe.

A private equity group has withdrawn it previous expression of interest in Emeco but this is not necessarily a negative.

Weekly musings from your editor. Today’s share market has a few similarities to 2007, but also some key differences.

From eight Sell ratings in the FNArena broker universe and one Hold, Fortescue Metals has suddenly scored an upgrade to Buy.

Major shareholder CanWest has sold out of Ten Network. Good news?

While David Jones beat expectations with its full year profit result most brokers covering the stock see little value in the shares at current levels.

The Baltic Dry Index has fallen significantly from its highs earlier this year. What to make of it?